HOYT, WILLIAM, M. D., of Hillsboro, O., was born in Bolton, Canada East, September 8th, 1839. His parents moved to Chautauqua county, N. Y., in 1865 where they reared him to manual labor upon a farm, by which he secured a robust and vigorous constitution, that has been of great benefit to him in the arduous labors of his profession.
8 Aug 1862 he enlisted in the 112th Regiment New York Volunteers, as a private, and participated in much of the marching and fighting that followed, until the close of the war, through Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Florida. Was promoted to non-commissioned and then to commissioned officer, and was, just before the close of the war, again recommended for promotion.
In the winter of 1865-'66, he entered the Western Homaopathic Medical College, at Cleveland, OH., where he graduated, February 27th, 1867. He located in Hillsboro, Oh, where he built up a large practice.
He married Sarah E. Keeler 12 Nov 1868 at East Saginaw, Saginaw Co., MI and they had 5 children
8 Aug 1862 he enlisted in the 112th Regiment New York Volunteers, as a private, and participated in much of the marching and fighting that followed, until the close of the war, through Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Florida. Was promoted to non-commissioned and then to commissioned officer, and was, just before the close of the war, again recommended for promotion.
In the winter of 1865-'66, he entered the Western Homaopathic Medical College, at Cleveland, OH., where he graduated, February 27th, 1867. He located in Hillsboro, Oh, where he built up a large practice.
He married Sarah E. Keeler 12 Nov 1868 at East Saginaw, Saginaw Co., MI and they had 5 children
HOYT, WILLIAM, M. D., of Hillsboro, O., was born in Bolton, Canada East, September 8th, 1839. His parents moved to Chautauqua county, N. Y., in 1865 where they reared him to manual labor upon a farm, by which he secured a robust and vigorous constitution, that has been of great benefit to him in the arduous labors of his profession.
8 Aug 1862 he enlisted in the 112th Regiment New York Volunteers, as a private, and participated in much of the marching and fighting that followed, until the close of the war, through Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Florida. Was promoted to non-commissioned and then to commissioned officer, and was, just before the close of the war, again recommended for promotion.
In the winter of 1865-'66, he entered the Western Homaopathic Medical College, at Cleveland, OH., where he graduated, February 27th, 1867. He located in Hillsboro, Oh, where he built up a large practice.
He married Sarah E. Keeler 12 Nov 1868 at East Saginaw, Saginaw Co., MI and they had 5 children
8 Aug 1862 he enlisted in the 112th Regiment New York Volunteers, as a private, and participated in much of the marching and fighting that followed, until the close of the war, through Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Florida. Was promoted to non-commissioned and then to commissioned officer, and was, just before the close of the war, again recommended for promotion.
In the winter of 1865-'66, he entered the Western Homaopathic Medical College, at Cleveland, OH., where he graduated, February 27th, 1867. He located in Hillsboro, Oh, where he built up a large practice.
He married Sarah E. Keeler 12 Nov 1868 at East Saginaw, Saginaw Co., MI and they had 5 children
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